ianl

On the advice of Tifosi Red I have invested in some Zymol 'Treat' Leather conditioner.

Up until now I have been using the Autoglym leather conditioner - I found it made the leather look nice for a day or 2, but that was it. Some of the leather on the car (most noticably in the door inserts) was starting to look distinctly pink (I have red leather by the way ).

So I ordered a bottle of the Zymol stuff -

bayarea408

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ianl
[B]On the advice of Tifosi Red I have invested in some Zymol 'Treat' Leather conditioner.

Up until now I have been using the Autoglym leather conditioner - I found it made the leather look nice for a day or 2, but that was it.

ianl

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bayarea408
[B]



glad to hear you there are acutally people out there that takes care of their leather

Tifosi Red

good isn't it

I've found the leather looks even better each time I've applied it

AnDy_PaNdY

I apply the Autoglym leather care product about once every month and have been happy with the results.
I have black leather, maybe the red is more sensitive.

composite guru

I use the autoglym leather care on my red seats and applied once a month seems to have a good result. The longer you leave it to soak in the better the leather looks.

ianl

Do you do the hair dryer thing Tif?

(bet you dont get asked that every day of the week )

Tifosi Red

Last time I got away with leaving the heater on full blast for about 15 minutes whilst I detailed the outside glass, wheels and tyres - that got the seats pretty warm. Sadly I do actually have a hair dryer in the garage for this and other things

ianl

Other things? OTHER THINGS!!!! Pray tell - the mind boggles

Ross

I also use the Autoglym stuff, but only every couple of months and my leather looks fine to me (though it could do with a polish at the moment)